First time I saw him, he gave off a very negative impression. Gelled up hair AND cocky... oof, takes me back to high school. But then I realised, that while his biggest flaw is not being Tom Dante, he is quite smart on the subject. A lot of what he said is true, and it is really sad that a lot of people do not understand things like that before opening their trading account with friggin AvaTrade or SimpleFX. Something I'd like to add- recently I was looking into opening up such a platform where I could be the one doing the fucking while laughing at some guy who just bet his whole account on 500 leverage on that stupid EUR/USD trade. Now, the important conversation I had with one of these firms that provides these sort of "solutions" (not naming names, the people there are very sweet), essentially told me that they DO allow price manipulation. Whats even better, is that I could opt-in this feature that allows me to hit peoples stops with a high spread and make money faster. It was a truly colourful experience, but you can be sure of one thing- I'm not buying a CFD ever again from a broker who is only licensed by CySEC.
Way excellent. [UPON HITTING GOOGLE....] Uh-ohhhhhh. http://quantlabs.net/blog/2014/05/t...rading-and-portfolio-management-presentation/ Guess I'll spend the quiet market day with a little review action.....
Spot on seminar - great info. What he says is absolutely true. Never was a fan of this guy, but he gets my respect for his brutal honesty. No sugar coated sweet talk here. Newbies should take notes while watching this. Wish I had seen this about 20 years ago - would have saved me a small fortune and a decade of pure grief. Most of what he teaches here I figured out slowly over the years.
Hey, I got captured on Youtube Land, and just got out. But I brought this along with me: The kid sounds like he's 13 or 14, and bored (like he's explaining it for the umpteenth time to his little sister) -- but it's actually very good!!! It's spot on! Hilarious. (I found myself cheering for him, wondering how much more he would get right. So: Great Video.
All those Trading videos on Youtube I personally find boring -- and kind of useless. I can honestly say I haven't learned one bit of lesson or trading wisdom from those video clips. But the real finance documentaries are really entertaining, or intriguing, to me, The Ascent of Money: A Financial History of The World. Niall Ferguson. 2009
I have been preaching this "forever" -- in classes of 30-40 students, even! And when you have the mojo working really well, they don't even realize that we didn't crack their idiotic, comic-book-like, USA Today of a "text."
Anton Kreil certainly has some points... but very annoying that at the end he still sells his own education... therefore, tit for tat...
Ya, I got to the 1hr 30min mark on that 2hr video and could then see the sales pitch angle creeping in, so I figured I had my money's worth ($0.00) and left the room. But up to that point it was well worth watching. I like market fear and warnings drubbed into me, it keeps me nervous which is a good thing.